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Macro Mondays - Flexible
Happy Macro Monday everyone ... these Mondays are rolling around so quickly :)
Here we have the ends of some flower arranging wire, linked together ... tiz very flexible :)))
*My planet, My Life.*
*Simple reason, Simple stories, Planet is circulate and “Life” is a season. *
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Divine. Absolutely divine...
Contrary to appearances, I am an extremely faithful man. Without my faith, I am absolutely nothing...
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Montana Rail Link EMD SD40-2 No. 250 and EMD GP9 No. 127 power the Helena Switch Job across a small bridge just outside of East Helena, Montana, with a cut of empty coal hoppers from the cement plant in Montana City on February 10, 2022.
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Virginia back roads. Yikes! Not sure about the blending with the picture and framing....but oh well! :-0
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I had to focus through a chain-link fence to get this shot of a bee-eater perched on a branch. Taken in Spain.
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Former I&M Rail Link GP9s 123 and 124 at a grain loading facility in New Ulm, MN.
The 123 was built in January 1955 for the Soo Line as #556, later renumbered as 4231. The 124 built in May 1956 as SOO 557, becoming 4232.
The Eagle Roller Mill and the New Ulm Roller Mill combined to make New Ulm the second largest milling center in Minnesota, trailing only Minneapolis. The mill was closed in 1952, shortly after it was acquired by a Minneapolis competitor. The power plant is the only remaining building from the Eagle mill.
Stowe Gardens is a National Trust property located in Buckinghamshire, England. It is a Georgian landscape garden and park that is open 365 days a year. The majority of the gardens, along with part of the park, passed into the ownership of the National Trust in 1989.
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“When I finish dressing before a night out and have put on all the accessories, I usually look at myself in the mirror long and hard and then end up removing something. Whether it's a belt, bracelet or a bauble, less is always more.” – Dame Joan Collins (English actress, author and columnist).
Like Joan Collins, I am a great fan of jewellery, especially if it contains either diamonds or sapphires – the latter being my birthstone – however, like her, I also know that less is always more. It was something I was taught as a child by my grandmother and have never forgotten it. For the theme for “Looking Close on Friday” for the 12th of June of “bracelet on white background” originally left me wondering what I could photograph. I have bought, inherited and been given a great many pieces of jewellery over the years: brooches, pins, necklaces, but I don’t have very many bracelets as I don’t wear them. In fact, I only have two bracelets in my possession. One is a very old and rare Vulcanite (early form of plastic) mourning bracelet which is extremely fragile considering it comes from the 1890s. The other is the bracelet which I used in this photograph. It was given to me on my birthday some years ago by my mother. It is a Hawaiian souvenir. Bought in the early years of the Twentieth Century it must have been a keepsake originally bought by someone quite wealthy, for the bracelet is made from hand made sterling silver links that are patterned with flowers on the reverse, and each one of these delicate blossoms is hand carved from shell before being affixed to each link with a sterling silver rivet. You will notice some small bits of black on the three flowers you can see the reverse of. Although worn by time and quite literally from ware, they are the remnants of artist’s name who carved the flowers. It is a dainty piece of jewellery, and one of the few American pieces I own. I hope that you like my choice for the theme this week, and that it makes you smile!